... -5O3UO Iss IP. tice frutiiD( or proviielol visitor to London, thet Pq titte 0f the year istioeci.Cld3 thle mostin1tellectnally 1 1u Th great Ipowern of intelligence which regnorally centred in one distinct ete iltohfr pleasure~t, aic at thle present a1 ciii Cl5~l~ ivillol 2H all. Titi arts aoil sciences il ~ ,irr~iig fu i 'ii~101' the granir represenitations to li :di-l-,si evei5 ...

... DEWS OF THE DAY. Madame ADELNA PATTI has returned to this Y country froan America. 1! The Prince and Princess of WVALES, with Prince £ GiomirD and their daughters, arrived at Windsor r Castle, and lunched with 1Her MAJESTY on Satur- s day afternoon. Their Royal Highnesses returned n in the evening to Marlborough House. Pnnalr Pacha, special Envoy from the Sublime. Porte, left Charing Cross ...

... , I THE CtERICAL SCANDAL AT COYh1N¶hY. I d, SEN1TENCE OF DEPRIVATION. ?? The Bishop of Worcester's Court for the hea-ring of certain allegations against the Rev. George Tabberer, hee vicar of St. Peter's, Coventry, was resumned ycsterday, at the County Hall, Coventry. His lordshilp presided, ac and thero Hat with him the three assessors-Mr. P. H. at Pepys (chancellor of the diocese), the ...

... I % . .. FIGHTING NEAR KHARTOUM. MESSAGESFROM LORD VOLSELEY AND GENERAL GORDON. [SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THIS MORNINGI'S DAILY NBEWS.] ALEXANDRIA, JANUARY 18. Orders have been received horn to embark the i Canadian boatmen from Upper E1gypt early in February. A dozen army surgeons left Cairo yesterday for Wady Hilfa. sREUTERI'S TEEI.GRAIAS.l BERLTN, J,,AuARY 18. According to intelligence ...

... [Freiie Le Fullet,] 'The fewy briglib days we'1 havjoe- enjoyed lately1 ais thle har- bingers of spring, have given at great imipaeus to thle 1rer- ?? of thia season's toilettes, and all those whose avocation it is to admninister to our necessities and lexuries tic tine wesy of ilrcvs are fully employed. Arirllsweather is so seell knowit to be ?? tlict tie ilrenees beinig niade for west' diri ...

... III IHULL S'oAIAL. - r , - IN 1 . DA s NT 0 A 1'igW TRIAL GRANTED. * 'C lrave and Baron lluddleston, sitting in the ., fiictc' Iench, yesterday, gavo judgment in thc I t V I lihlslisoet This wnst imotion oln behalf of ICed 1,8 Ite* for it ?? trial of this action, ill which tho r t-im.e of Solihiul, near firmicngliftin, clacimsed ti,,btfyI h fcndatt, Mr.r. 'William Lomas Hari- distil, for nu ...

... qpiRMITililA5I MAGI)ALEN ASYLUM AND| 1!j. urjiji ertirig of the, Magdialen Asyu and irs ficr lit: ilsebs ain and the Midldiae Coun ties was vs ti~ c-en t IreCouneil House, under the prose- cc .irS dile 1ev, Cress~ell Strange, vicar of Edgbastors C iere iresoret the Rievde, Catnon WjiIso, J. C, 01 I ?? dai'iiiv Masocn, C. Mansfield Ovenl, and SI V sirs. 13. 11amt HOsod IA. (Jritiiths, ti ii ...

... ENGLAND AND RUSSIA, TEU NEGOTTATIONS. A SATISFACTORY UNDERSTANDING. The Press Atsociation says tho Prrimo Ministor's further statement last evening with regard to tbe Anglo-Russian agreemeut is regarded on both sides of the Ifouse of Gorm- molos witil disappointment, as somnewhat discounting the value and signilicanie of the annourreemenit which the right ilon gentleinan made on Friday ovening ...

... PARLIAMENTARY NOTES, sg THB ALLEGED INSULT To THE BRITISH FLAG, lo TTHE AFGHAN BOUNDARY DIFFICULTY. d loouse OF-' Cosarlocs, Tuesdlay Nighlt. I The exploit of hasling down the British ilag in the Caincroons (if indeed it be not a myth) is not dlikely to disturb the peace relations of Europc. If L, it has boen really done, it is a relic of Prince a- Bikuarek's former policy, and does not at all ...

... THE BOILERI EXPLOSION AT BROMLEY LANE. I I . * VERDICT OF KANSLAUGHTtfR. Yesterday afternoon Mr. Jobson, coroner, resumecd an onquiry at the Dudley Arms Hotel, Dudley, respecting the 2 death of David Crowo (20), smith, who vas fatally burnt a owing to a boiler explosion at Messrs. Smith and Gron- r cutt's Colliery, Bromley Lane, Kingswinford. DIr, W. DI Scott, the Government inspector, was ...

... THE ROYAL VISIT TO BELFAST The principal functions in connection with the Visit a? tihe Prince and Princess of Wales to the capital toen0 g a Ulster took place yesterday. The Royal party lad ri. mained on board the Osborno during tire xrilit, tire yaclir heimg off Carrickiergus, anti yesterday morning tiley Ciii. barked on board the steamer Manx Queen, for eouve 5 , e to Belfast, The weather ...

... WEATHER FORECASTS.-THvi DAY. - Z-O- I{ e. ,Ael IV ?? ?? 1--AS 0. Scotland, N .. I South-easterly and southerly breezes, 1. Scotland, E. . ino-lerate ; fair. 2, England, N.E. F Same as Nos. I and 1, but becoming un. settled. 3. England, F.) Varying southerly (south east to south- 4. Nun. connarne,- wetbu t. EnglandS.s (Lons west) arseee unsettledt; shlowesy, dion & Channel.)) thunder locally. 6 ...